Armenia has developed a comprehensive demographic strategy for 2024–2040, with a total cost of $6.7 billion. The strategy includes 190 programs. It is expected that, as a result of this plan, Armenia will generate $44 billion in economic revenue over two decades, along with improvements in population structure and human capital.
Read MoreAs of October 10, 5,409 individuals forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh have applied for Armenian citizenship, with 3,431 individuals having been granted citizenship.
Read MoreAccording to data from the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia, the number of officially registered unemployed persons in the Republic of Armenia has decreased since the beginning of the year, reaching its lowest level in the past 10 years.
Read MoreThe Tourism Committee has presented the number of tourists who visited Armenia in September 2024. This year, around 236.000 tourists visited Armenia in September, which is about 9% less than the same month last year (260.000)
Read MorePeople forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh will continue to receive assistance under the “40,000 + 10,000 AMD” program to cover accommodation and other expenses until December 2024. This was reported by the Unified Social Service.
Read MoreOn October 8, Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia Vahan Kostanyan participated in a roundtable discussion in Berlin under the theme “The Impact of Climate Change on Crisis Management and Mediation.”
Read MoreBy the end of 2024, the removal of dead trees and their replacement with new ones will continue in the capital
Read MoreStarting today, renovation works at the Armenian Genocide Memorial have commenced, funded by the state budget of the Republic of Armenia. This was reported by the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports.
Read MoreThe Yerevan Municipality will announce a competition for the design of a new metro station near the “Surmalu” shopping center.
Read MoreThe metro will completely transition to a unified ticketing system by the end of October, meaning tokens will no longer be available. This was announced by Babken Sedrakyan, the acting general director of Yerevan Metro, during the regular operational meeting of Yerevan City Hall.
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